The Lord Puts It Into D. S. Hollister's Heart to Fund L. O. Littlefield's Mission (1847)

Elder L. O. Littlefield, on a mission to Europe with documents from the Twelve, needed funds to return home. After expressing his lack of money, D. S. Hollister, who had just arrived from Philadelphia, felt inspired to give him ten dollars, enabling Littlefield to proceed with his mission.

Fuller account of this event (the complete account as preserved in Lyman O. Littlefield, Reminiscences of Latter-day Saints: Giving an Account of Much Individual Suffering Endured for Religious Conscience (Logan, UT: Utah Journal Company, 1888), 135.):

I had no money to pay my passage, and I felt a little anxious about it. Brother D. S. Hollister, who had just arrived from Philadelphia, came to me and said he felt impressed to give me ten dollars, which he did, and it was the very amount I needed to pay my passage.